Princess Academy: Palace of Stone Age Rating: What Age Is It Right For?

Recommended Age:
12
+
Great for independent readers who like immersive, character-driven fantasy with adventurous, reflective storytelling.

About the Book

Miri travels to the capital city for the prince's wedding and becomes entangled in a growing revolutionary movement among the city's workers while trying to balance her loyalty to the crown, her new friendships, and her convictions about justice. A thoughtful sequel that uses Miri's perspective to explore questions of political revolution and class inequality with nuance.

Content Ratings

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Mild Romance
The main character's romantic feelings are complicated by new encounters in the capital. Romantic content is emotional and appropriate for the intended age group.
💡
Moderate Themes
The book explores the ethics of revolutionary violence, class inequality, the tension between loyalty to existing structures and justice for the oppressed, and the difficulty of determining the right side of history.
⚔️
Mild Violence
A revolutionary movement creates the threat of violence. Confrontations escalate. Danger is not sensationalized.
Princess Academy: Palace of Stone by Shannon Hale Book Cover
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Author:
Shannon Hale
Genre:
Fantasy
Published:
2012
Page Count:
295
Ages:
12
+

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